From USD 140
- Duration: PM
- Starting Time: 5:00 PM
- Cancellation Policy: 72 Hours Cancellation Policy
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Add a biking tour in the argentinian side
Rugged bike ride where you go through a path that is inside the Iguazú National Park. The idea is to start very early to increase the chances of seeing small mammals, birds and butterflies, as well as interpreting the environment and its care.
The tour begins at the Gendarmerie post on National Route 101 (a dirt road that connects Puerto Iguazú with Comandante Andresito for about 70 km, used by settlers, tourists and locals who visit their families) . We travel 2 kilometers to then turn left and enter the trail, where we pedal 3 more kilometers until we reach the banks of the Iguazú River. Greater distances can be traveled depending on the physical level of the clients.
Interpretive stops are made and then we return along the same path to the Gendarmerie post where we have breakfast/snack. Estimated duration: 4 hours.
Includes: All-terrain bicycles, helmet, gloves, accident insurance and civil liability. Hydration and cereal bars.
Difficulty: medium-high
Duration:
AM or PM
Cancellation Policy:
72hs Cancellation Policy
Availability:
Every day
Starting Time:
To be confirmed
Finishing Time:
-
Pick Up and Drop Off:
"From Your Hotel " -
"At Your Hotel"
Language:
Spanish, Portuguese, and English Speaking Guide
Maximum Group Size:
Minimum Booking:
1
Itinerary
Rugged bike ride where you go through a path that is inside the Iguazú National Park. The idea is to start very early to increase the chances of seeing small mammals, birds and butterflies, as well as interpreting the environment and its care.
The tour begins at the Gendarmerie post on National Route 101 (a dirt road that connects Puerto Iguazú with Comandante Andresito for about 70 km, used by settlers, tourists and locals who visit their families) . We travel 2 kilometers to then turn left and enter the trail, where we pedal 3 more kilometers until we reach the banks of the Iguazú River. Greater distances can be traveled depending on the physical level of the clients.
Interpretive stops are made and then we return along the same path to the Gendarmerie post where we have breakfast/snack. Estimated duration: 4 hours.
Includes: All-terrain bicycles, helmet, gloves, accident insurance and civil liability. Hydration and cereal bars.
Difficulty: medium-high
What's Included
- All-terrain bicycles, helmet, gloves,
- Accident insurance and civil liability.
- Hydration and cereal bars.
- Pick-up at your hotel.
- Drop-off at your hotel.
Optionals
There's no optionals available for this excursions. Let us know if you need anything on your booking.
Cancellation Policy
If for any reason, you decide to cancel the activity or excursion, the cancellation conditions specified in the product description or in the voucher will be valid.
In the event that the cancellation conditions in the product description do not differ, the provider of tourist services will charge you the following cancellation fees:
- a. Up to 72 hours before the start of the activity: full refund (again we indicate that in certain specific cases the term may differ from this general policy)
- b. After 72 hours before the start of the activity: no refund.
FAQs
How long is the bike ride?
The bike ride takes 4 hours along 70 kilometers
What´s the difficulty level?
It´s a moderated to intense bike tour
Are transfers in/out included?
Yes, we include tranfers in/out from your hotel
What is the total distance covered during the Yaguareté Circuit bike tour?
The tour begins at the Gendarmerie post on National Route 101, covering approximately 2 kilometers before turning onto a trail leading 3 more kilometers to the banks of the Iguazú River. The total distance is about 5 kilometers, with the possibility of extending based on participants’ physical levels.
What equipment is provided for the bike tour?
The tour includes all-terrain bicycles, helmets, gloves, accident insurance, civil liability coverage, hydration, and cereal bars.
What is the difficulty level of the Yaguareté Circuit bike tour?
The tour is classified as medium-high difficulty, requiring a moderate to high fitness level from participants.
What Our Travelers Says
December 2, 2025
Gregg
This tour will be a memorable…
"This tour will be a memorable experience for anyone wanting a one-day tour of Iguazu Falls. IguazuFalls.com provided door-to-door service, with every aspect on-time and as-promised. In particular, we had Junior as our Iguazu guide, and he accompanied us for the entire day, from picking us up at the airport, showing us the best viewing spots at the falls, and even returning us to the airport.
November 15, 2025
Esecret Martinez
Everything about the activity was…PERFECT
"Everything about the activity was magical, from the ride through the jungle, to the ride onto the waterfalls! Unforgettable experience. The staff was professional, organized and provided a very fun exhilarating experience. We saw there were many activity options, this being on the more expensive side, but it was worth every penny! We had a large group of friends traveling and this was everyone's favorite adventure. If we are ever in the area, we would all return for another dip. Don't miss out on this incredible experience!
October 6, 2025
Lior Handelsman
Great one dah tour with flights.
"Took a one day Iguacu tour from Rio de Janeiro and back to Sao Paolo. Everything was perfectly organized - pick up at hotel and airports, flights, tour of the falls and guide. The guide helps cut through hours of lines for park internal busses and was professional. The day was amazing and smooth
August 19, 2025
Giulia Trivero
magic!
"The trip to Iguazu Falls was truly wonderful – everything went smoothly and the experience exceeded my expectations. I also want to highlight how great our guide was: very professional, kind, and knowledgeable. He really added value to the visit and made it special. Thanks again to the whole team for your support!
August 24, 2025
Andrew Haynes
A friendly
"A friendly, happy day made enjoyable by the environment and a great tour guide.
